Huntsman: Using Sprayed Polyurethane Foam to Improve Building Energy

Huntsman will participate in the 2011 Infrastructural Systems Conference held by the US Engineering Engineer (USACE) on the 13th to 17th of this month. It is reported that the theme of this conference is "To create a stronger future with high-quality design and construction," and Huntsman will make an article entitled "Using Sprayed Polyurethane Foam to Improve the Future from 8:00 to 9:00 on the 16th. The report of “Building Energy”, which coincides with the theme of the conference, mainly states that sprayed polyurethane foam plays an important role in the generation of airtight layers and the reduction of energy consumption.

Spray foam insulation panels can be used in **, commercial and residential buildings to improve airtightness and reduce air leakage, seepage and even noise. In the new construction project accepted by USACE, spray foam insulation panels can help solve the latest airtight construction requirements for ** equipment.

Monica Mayura’s sales and corporate affairs manager, Monica Karamagi, said: “Huntsman is honored to attend this conference organized by USACE. The application of spray polyurethane foam in ** equipment has achieved positive results. We are very happy to help. The military reduces energy consumption."

Huntsman Polyurethanes is one of Huntsman Group's businesses. Huntsman Polyurethanes is one of the world's largest manufacturers of diphenylmethane diisocyanate (MDI). The company also produces soft and rigid polyether polyols, polyester polyols, polyether amines, propylene oxide and combined polyether polyol systems and polyurea systems.